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Limko Studio

Make manga or a comic yourself — without an artist

From the first scene to a finished page in one window: characters that keep their look, panels from a description, speech bubbles and publishing to the catalog.

What you get

Finished pages, not a pile of pictures

Кадры собираются в лист по раскладке, реплики запекаются в изображение. Все примеры ниже нарисованы той же моделью, что работает в студии.

Страница манги из четырёх кадров: ночной город под дождём, крупный план и пустая улица
Манга · четыре кадра на листе
Цветная страница комикса: экспедиция в джунглях, пять кадров с пустыми речевыми баблами
Комикс · пять кадров и баблы
Вертикальная лента веб-комикса: утро в кофейне, три кадра друг под другом
Веб-комикс · лента под телефон
Обложка приключенческого комикса: археолог с факелом у древнего храма
Обложка по сценам работы

The workflow

How the work is arranged

A work is built top-down: characters first, then chapters and scenes, then panels, and from panels — a page.

1. Create your characters

Name, role and a description of their appearance. The studio draws the character once and then drops them into every panel they appear in — face and costume do not drift from scene to scene.

2. Break the story into scenes

A project splits into chapters, a chapter into scenes. A scene has a name, a description of the event and a cast. One scene — one panel.

3. Create the panel

Describe what happens, pick the panel shape — square, vertical or horizontal — and get an image. Up to ten variants per scene; the chosen one goes into the comic.

4. Place the bubbles

Six shapes: speech, thought, whisper, shout, robot and a narrator caption. A bubble sits right on the panel, its tail points at the speaker, and the text is baked into the image.

5. Assemble the page

Chapter panels are laid out on a sheet: one per page, two side by side, two stacked, three or four. The finished sheet goes to My Works.

6. Publish

The work reaches the catalog with its own card, cover and cast. Readers open it in the reader, leave likes and discuss it.

Лист персонажа: одна героиня показана анфас, в три четверти и в профиль

Consistency

Why the panels read as one story

The usual trouble with generating from a single description is that every next panel comes out "generally about that": a different character, different light, a different place. Here every panel carries visual memory along with the description: the looks of all characters in the scene, the two previous panels for palette, light and location, and your own reference if you need one. Any panel from any scene can be put into memory by hand. The order and contents are visible before you press — and any picture can be taken out.

Open the studio
Крупный план лица в стиле манги: скринтоны, контровой свет, напряжённый взгляд

Direction

The prompt director writes in what you left unsaid

A short "Kim finds the door" turns into a description with shot size, angle, light and composition — with an eye on the previous panels, so neighbouring pages do not come out identical. The studio reads shot size and angle from the text separately and sets the camera more firmly than any reference composition.

Разворот цветного комикса из шести кадров с пустыми речевыми баблами

Voice-over

Lines can be voiced

Each character is assigned a voice, and any line in a bubble is read in it. In the reader, voiced bubbles show dots: a tap plays one line, and the Listen button reads the page in order. There is no auto-paging — the reader turns pages. A recorded voice-over is stored and never charged again.

Спокойная страница манги: японский дворик с цветущей сливой

Publishing

Reader and export

A work reads right on the site: chapters are separated by title screens, there is a table of contents, page zoom by pinch and double tap, paging by swipe and keys. Manga reads right to left. A finished work downloads as an archive: CBZ for reader apps and a single-file offline reader — with the voice-over inside, opening from disk without internet.

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Formats

Formats and pricing

One tool for four formats. You pay only for generation — the price in credits is on the button before you press it.

Manga

Vertical sheet, right-to-left reading, black-and-white art and screentones.

Comic

A classic graphic novel: colour panels, a spread, a dense sheet layout.

Webcomic

A vertical strip for phones: narrow tall panels, scroll reading.

Motion comic

A wide 16:9 panel for the screen, if the story is meant as a clip.

Free panels

A work without a plot: separate illustrations, covers and style tests.

Fanfiction

Planned: text works with chapters. The section is laid out but still closed.

FAQ

Common questions

Briefly, what people ask before their first work.

Do I need to know how to draw?
No. All you need is to describe in words what happens in the scene. The model draws, and the studio makes sure characters and setting do not change from panel to panel.
Will the character look the same in every panel?
The character look is drawn once and then goes into every panel they appear in. That is the main trick against a face that drifts. No model gives a full guarantee, but the spread becomes small.
How many panels are in a chapter?
As many as the scenes you create. One scene — one panel. There is no limit on the number of chapters and scenes.
How is the cost calculated?
In credits, per generation. The price is shown right on the button before you press it — for a panel, for prompt direction and for voicing a line. Editing text, rearranging bubbles and assembling a page are free.
Can I download the finished work?
Yes, as an archive: CBZ for reader apps and a single-file offline reader. The voice-over goes into the archive together with the pages.
Do I have to publish?
No. A work stays a draft until you press Publish. A draft is visible only to you, and you can share it with a link carrying an access key.
Can I translate someone else manga?
Yes, there is a separate mode for that: upload the pages, pick a language — the text in the bubbles is translated while the art stays as it was. For your own works there is also a language-version workspace: the original and the translation are stored next to the page.
What comes next?
Fanfiction is planned — text works with chapters, in the same editor and with the same catalog publishing.

Create a comic or manga online — without an artist

Limko Studio is a builder for comics, manga and webcomics where a story is assembled piece by piece: characters first, then chapters and scenes, then panels, and from panels a finished page. The AI takes on the drawing; the plot, the framing and the lines stay with you.

The key difference from generating pictures one description at a time is consistency. A character look is created once and dropped into every panel they appear in, and neighbouring panels ride into generation with it: they hold the palette, the light and the location. That is why the pages read as one story rather than a set of random illustrations.

A finished work can stay a draft, go out as a link to specific people, or be published to the catalog — with its own card, cover and cast. Readers open it in a reader with a chapter table of contents and page zoom, and the author sees likes and comments.

What the studio includes

  • Chapters, scenes and panels — story structure instead of one long strip
  • Characters with a consistent look: the look goes into every panel
  • Panel visual memory: characters, neighbouring panels and your own reference
  • Prompt director: shot size, angle, light and composition from a short description
  • Six speech bubble shapes baked straight into the picture
  • Lines voiced in the character voice, with playback dots in the reader
  • Page assembly from panels: from one panel per sheet up to four
  • Publishing to the catalog, an author page, likes and comments
  • Export as an archive: CBZ and a single-file offline reader

Separately: создать мангу, создать комикс, озвучка манги и комиксов, перевод текста на картинке, гайд: как создать мангу, гайд: как создать комикс.

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